Visit Mahaica-Berbice
Mahaica-Berbice is a region in Guyana located on the Atlantic coast. It is an area of lush rainforest, rivers, and swamplands, making it a great destination for eco-tourists. The area is known for its diverse wildlife and exotic flora, making it the perfect spot to explore nature.
Some interesting places to visit in Mahaica-Berbice include the Orealla Waterfalls and the Iwokrama Forest Reserve. Orealla Waterfalls is a popular spot for swimming and diving with its natural rock formations, while Iwokrama Forest Reserve provides visitors with ample hiking trails as well as opportunities to observe wildlife such as howler monkeys, sloths, tapirs, ocelots, and toucans.
In terms of history, Mahaica-Berbice was one of three original Dutch colonies that were founded in modern day Guyana back in 1621. This colony lasted until 1831 when it was annexed by Britain during their colonization of South America. Over time this region has developed from colonial beginnings into becoming one of Guyana's most beautiful spots today!
Some interesting places to visit in Mahaica-Berbice include the Orealla Waterfalls and the Iwokrama Forest Reserve. Orealla Waterfalls is a popular spot for swimming and diving with its natural rock formations, while Iwokrama Forest Reserve provides visitors with ample hiking trails as well as opportunities to observe wildlife such as howler monkeys, sloths, tapirs, ocelots, and toucans.
In terms of history, Mahaica-Berbice was one of three original Dutch colonies that were founded in modern day Guyana back in 1621. This colony lasted until 1831 when it was annexed by Britain during their colonization of South America. Over time this region has developed from colonial beginnings into becoming one of Guyana's most beautiful spots today!
